We are a larger enterprise with several hundred users. Not sure how I could fit that many extension buttons on my panel. How many extensions do you think I would be able to comfortably manage from fop2?
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9 years ago
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IF you have many extensions, then you might want to partition FOP2 by using groups. The number is not relevant, it will vary from user to user and it is most likely an opinion, not a fact. You can have 500 buttons, and you can use the filter box to quickly see who is busy or not. I might be comfortable with that, but maybe you don't.
In any case, the filter box purpose is just that, to limit the display quickly to what matters to you. I prefer that than to work on the .css style to make buttons really small to fit many on screen. Again, it is a matter of taste/opinion.
Best regards,
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I would probably do a combination of filter box and having smaller buttons. In fact we have a total of 1200 users, that we would want to see on the panel if possible. Most of them would be custom extensions actually pointing to a trunk to our legacy PBX and won't display status information but I could still click to dial.
Could you explain how to decrease the size of my buttons by working on the .css style? Don't know how and where I would do that.
Thank you.
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Hi,
to change styles you need to modify the file /var/www/html/fop2/css/operator.css, in particular the .extenbutton class. You can reduce font size there, button width, etc. You might also want to decrease the number of activity lines per button, by editing /var/www/html/fop2/js/presence.js and setting showLines to 1 instead of 2. (Or even set that to zero).
Best regards,
